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 Brazilian Jiujitsu is the premier ground-fighting martial art made famous by Royce Gracie in the early UFCs in the mid-1990's. Brazilian Jiujitsu holds the philosophy that 90% of all fights end in the ground whether it be via knockdown, throws, trips, or takedowns. Once on the ground, positioning is key in ending the fight. Once a fighter has gained superior positioning, he is now in place to apply a fight ending submission.
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 Muay Thai is the popular Thai kickboxing and is a mixture of several techniques employed in the rest of the forms of martial arts. It is often referred to as the “science of 8 limbs” because almost all parts of the body are employed during the fight. The forehead (although in modern competitions, headbutts are illegal), the fists, elbows, knees, and feet are often used as the weapons.
It has been around for more than 2000 years and is basically regarded as the oldest variant of martial arts. Muay Thai was once called the martial art of the kings. Muay Thai fighters are expected to be strong and powerful since all the movements can really be energy-draining. Muay Thai training then enhances the fighter’s adaptability, strength, and stamina. |
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